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[201] Diod. Sic. lib. xix. Plutarch. in Demetr. Appian. in Syriac.

[202] F. Henr. Nor. Veronens. ubi sup.

[203] Erasm. Frœl. ubi sup. p. 39. Joan. Foy-Vaill. Seleucidar, Imper. p. 1-150. Lutet. Parisior. 1681.

[204] Joan. Foy-Vaill. Erasm. Frœl. Nicol. Haym Roman. &c.

[205] See above, p. [793], [794].

[206] Erasm. Frœl. ubi sup. p. 101.

[207] 1. Maccab. i. 10.

[208] See Plate [xxxi].

[209] See Plate [xxxii].

[210] It may not however be amiss to remark, that most of the forms of the Phœnician centenary and decimal numeral characters rather resemble the correspondent Palmyrene numerals of Gruter than those of Mr. Dawkins; as will be obvious to every one, who shall think proper to compare all those different characters one with another. Philosoph. Transact. Vol. xlviii. Par. ii. p. 721, 741.